Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-27

only moment July shsn sold 81 $40. An1
Japs ~ $50. Tbero vs. -very IIssle tra1s n
later months, bus Il wAs fair sign b ne CTR
cumspectioD With which ths raiders, sfssr heir
past three days experience, regard ths wheat
morning Was besrish. Foreign msstsN we're
barely steady. snd crop rsports from TIE North
west were very hattering for tho nov crop. Du-
ring tho FIRST hour June advanced 10 SIC. ant
bad many bidders at that July hung around
s6xs'c. Then came quito Q furry In Juos
wheat, and tho difference between Juns snd
July, which was II cent yesterday.
wtdened 10 sHc. At one time to-day. Tbs
cause was an unexpected buying dsmsna
demand was almost entirely from peopIe woJ
were short So, los, and 0s, aud tbs clique
we're taken By surprise. IL wa not their inten-
ton TO allow the price 70 advance. bat tasy
had no orders 70 sell, and before they had
known IL Juno had advanced from S5k 20 B3c-
by the time juno had reached no latter Gg1rs
kerhaw was In the pit with plenty OF selling
orden. lie very quickly disposed o. from
after be began selling the crowd stopped buy
Ing. and June dropped back % soc. tn tho twir-
kie OF an eye. Around - and s9xc. II remainet
s,essy Tor sons % ass e es s %
July wheat was shade weaker, and sold dovp
to sCLae65.c. Corn was firm at the start but IL
weakened q minute later. July started ss
iohc.. sold on to i0c:, and became steady
around 4oafOlc Trading at thess figures wss
fairly sctiye during the day. July closed OF
f0Kc. Provisions were weaker. July iArd
opened at s6.6sk, and July ribs Zoe. lower at
$40. Towards tho close OF the first hours
business provisions became firmer. July lard
advanced TO s6'sx and July ribs 70 r.H<a
$50. Trading At these figures was light July
lard closed at 1910 bid and July ribsG E.0.
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI, May ea-Flour irmer. Wheat
strong and higher; No. red. ~. Corn weak;
No. 2 mixed. lIc. oats quiet; NO. mixed,
cgka3Oc. Pork steady at $3.50. Lard easier AZ
615 Bulk.meats hrm shortr1b> U.b.
Whiskey active at si.oo. Hogs weak.
ST. LOUIS
sr. LOUIS, May 2s-flour quiet bu, steady.
Wheat better; No. : red, cash, s9kc.; July.
s,xc. oss dull; cash, s7aaxc; July. f,xe
whiskey steady At ti0o. Provisions aaist ana
barely steady.
WILMINGTON.
WILMINGTON, n. c., May s&-rarpsuune
dull at &c. Rosin nrm; strained, sc.:
a sine arm; hard. N.s; Ieiiov.dip, ss.i,; vtr-
gin. s2f0. -
LOUISVILLE, May sa--Grsin and provisions
NEw YORK COTTON FUrUREa
NEW YORK. May s6-Cotton-Net receipts.
closed strong; sales. $50 600 bales: May. tl.osa
.ii.Os; June. iil0'stii.0s; July, nl.i0atlili;
August, ST. liasii. Is: September. ti0sosti0.N.
October, si0.S6; November. ti0i0asl0i.: De-
csmber, siO.0asi005; January, ti0iSasioh
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, May 96-i2:2o r. M-Cotton dull
and prices generally In buyers favor; uplsnds,
I3-i6d. Orleans, 5 i3-i6d. sales, 1000 bales:
for speculation and export, 1000 bales re
ceipts, 1000 bales; American, 800 bales. fu-
lures dull; May, 10000: May and June.
5 5O-64d. June and July, 5i-6id., alsoo 60oif.:
July and August, ss-6id., also 5i-6id. Au-
gust and September, 50 SD. also ) J2 6fd.
September and October, SOD. October and
November. 5S36id. November and December,
53l.G4d.; September, 5i-sid., also 5 5j-6id-
2P M-The sales Of the day included s.Sg
bales American; May. May ana June. June and
July, 49-6id., buyer; July and August.
s 5l-Gfd., value: August and september.
5 52-64d., value: September and October,
5 t3-S4d., seller; October and November.
5 3l6id., buyer: November and December.
30-64d., buyer; September, oS,-Sid., seller.
Futures dan
ar. M.-Msy, May and June, and June and
July. 50 ed. buyer; July and August.
5 5s-6id., seller; August and september.
s S}6id., value; September and October,
s+6sd., seller October and November,
3i-6id., seller; November and December.
5 31.ehL, buyer September, 5 I-6td. seller.
Futures closed steady.